Ashridge Collection

Path through bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) forest, Ashridge, Hertfordshire, England

Ashridge House is in Herts and Bucks. The seat of Earl of Brownlow. Date: 1907

RF- Shaft of Sunlight in Beech woodland in autumn, Ashridge, Hertfordshire, UK

Ashridge Golf Club and its golfers
Illustration by Mel showing members of Ashridge Golf Club. Date: 1939

Monument to the Duke of Bridgewater, at Ashridge, the Seat of Earl Brownlow (engraving)
1102615 Monument to the Duke of Bridgewater, at Ashridge, the Seat of Earl Brownlow (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Monument to the Duke of Bridgewater)

Ashridge, the Seat of the late Viscount Alford (engraving)
1625356 Ashridge, the Seat of the late Viscount Alford (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ashridge, the Seat of the late Viscount Alford)

Men chopping a tree down in Ashridge Park, Hertfordshire. 18th May 1954

Ashridge House in Hertfordshire. 18th May 1954

South Oxfordshire OX39 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of South Oxfordshire OX39 4

Rushmoor GU14 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Rushmoor GU14 9

Bluebells at Dockey Wood, Ashridge Estate, Hertfordshire, UK

Lady Carey Coke, the daughter of the Earl and Countess of Leicester, of Holkham Hall, Norfolk. Lady Carey was at this time at the House of Citizenship at Ashridge, where she studied citizenship

North front Ashridge 1768. history College Bonhommes
North front of Ashridge, as it was in 1768. The history of the College of Bonhommes, at Ashridge, in the county of Buckingham, founded in the year 1276, by Edmund, earl of Cornwall. Comp

South Front Ashridge history College Bonhommes
South Front of Ashridge, The history of the College of Bonhommes, at Ashridge, in the county of Buckingham, founded in the year 1276, by Edmund, earl of Cornwall. Comp

history College Bonhommes Ashridge county Buckingham
The history of the College of Bonhommes, at Ashridge, in the county of Buckingham, founded in the year 1276, by Edmund, earl of Cornwall. Comp. from original records and other authentic sources

Water-gate Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
Water-gate, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry, 1752-1818

winter garden Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
The winter garden, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry

country stone Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
The country stone, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry

Flower garden Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
Flower garden, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry, 1752-1818

Park pool Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
Park pool, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry, 1752-1818

Ancient garden modern pleasure garden plan Humphry Repton
Ancient garden and modern pleasure garden: plan, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge

Rosarium Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
Rosarium, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry, 1752-1818

broad sanctuary Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
The broad sanctuary, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry

Arboretum Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
Arboretum, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry, 1752-1818

flower store Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
The flower store, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry

monk garden Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
The monks garden, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry

souterrein Humphry Repton architecture landscape designs
The souterrein, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813designs, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, respectfully submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Repton, Humphry

house terrace looking south overlay down Humphry Repton
From the house and terrace looking south: overlay down, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge

Report concerning gardens Ashridge submitted
Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge, submitted to the Earl of Bridgewater, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Repton, Humphry, 1752-1818, Ink and wash on paper, 1813

holie well dictum benedicti bene dictum Humphry Repton
The holie well: dictum benedicti bene dictum, Humphry Repton architecture and landscape designs, 1807-1813, Report concerning the gardens at Ashridge

Ashridge Bucks
Ashridge House, Buckinghamshire, the seat of viscount Alford

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"Discover the enchanting beauty of Ashridge, Hertfordshire, England as you wander along the path through a breathtaking bluebell forest. The vibrant hues of Hyacinthoides non-scripta create a mesmerizing carpet beneath your feet, immersing you in nature's wonderland. Ashridge House stands majestically amidst this picturesque landscape, its grandeur reflecting centuries of history and elegance. A true architectural gem that leaves visitors in awe. The Ashridge Estate is home to Dockey Wood, where an ethereal sea of bluebells unfolds before your eyes. Lose yourself in this magical woodland sanctuary and let the tranquility wash over you. For golf enthusiasts, Ashridge Golf Club offers a challenging course surrounded by stunning scenery. Tee off amidst rolling hills and lush greenery while enjoying the camaraderie of fellow golfers. As you explore Ashridge Park, witness a glimpse into history with an image from 18th May 1954 capturing men diligently chopping down trees. This snapshot reminds us of the park's rich heritage and ongoing preservation efforts. Monuments pay tribute to notable figures like the Duke of Bridgewater at Ashridge, showcasing their lasting impact on this cherished estate. Earl Brownlow's seat at it also holds historical significance as depicted in an engraving capturing its timeless charm. Whether it be South Oxfordshire or Rushmoor GU14 9 Map that guides your journey to Ashridge, prepare for an unforgettable experience immersed in natural beauty and cultural heritage. "